Birkenstock Classic

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Birkenstock Classic

We plant a tree for every pair of shoes you buy.
Rated 4.4 out of 5
Based on 12 reviews

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Natural Leather

Leather is one of the most robust natural materials used in traditional shoe manufacturing. Birkenstock natural leather is selected for its particularly high quality and thickness. Apply a good quality cream polish to remove scuff marks and a beeswax dressing to keep the leather conditioned, moisturised and supple.

Sustainable Cork

The Birkenstock cork footbed is legendary, not only for its comfort and support, though also for its sustainability. The cork is responsibly sourced from the outer layer of the cork oak tree. Sections of the thick bark are carefully removed without harming the tree, allowing it to regenerate and be re-harvested every 7-9 years. A single cork oak tree can produce 100 - 200 kg of cork in its lifetime!

Soft Footbed

The Birkenstock Soft Footbed brings an extra layer of cushioned comfort to the Classic Footbed. Like the Classic, natural latex is used to bind the cork and create the contoured foundation (2), two layers of jute provide flexibility and durability (1,3), and suede lining offers breathability and comfort (4). However, the Soft Footbed ups the ante with an extra layer of super soft foam cushioning, making it a bit cosier and cushier than its Classic counterpart.

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Birkenstock Classic Fit Details

This Birkenstock runs true to size. We recommend sticking with your usual size and refer to the Size Guide if you are unsure.

This Birkenstock provides support features including longitudinal, metatarsal and transverse arch support, a heel cup and mold, and raised toe bar for basic orthotic support.

Birkenstock Classic Size Guide

How to find your size

Step 1

Stand on a level floor with your heel up against the wall or straight edge.

Step 2

Place a ruler or measuring tape on the floor under your foot or alongside it, with your heel at 0cm.

Step 3

Measure the length of your foot from your heel to the end of your longest toe (yes, even if it's your second toe).

Step 4

Measure both feet and go with the length of your longest foot if they are different.

Step 5

Add 10mm to your foot length to allow your foot room to move. This will give you the footbed length you need to find your size.

Step 6

Check out the size charts below to find your size in EU (all Birkenstock sizes are listed in EU).

Step 7

Measure the width of your foot across the broadest point. Compare your foot width measurement to the footbed width in your size to see if you will need a narrow or regular width. (If you are in between sizes, we recommend going for the larger size)
Footbed Length (CM)  Euro AUS/US Footbed Width REG (MM) Footbed Width NAR (MM)
22 34 3.5/3 87 83
22.5 35 4.5/4 89 85
23 36 5.5/5 91 87
24 37 6.5/6 93 89
24.5 38 7.5/7 95 91
25 39 8.5/8 97 93
26 40 9.5/9 99 95
26.5 41 10.5/10 101 97
27 42 11.5/11 102 99
28 43 12.5/12 103 101
28.5 44 13.5/13 107 103
Footbed Length (CM) Euro US Footbed Width REG (MM) Footbed Width NAR (MM)
24 37 4-4.5 93 89
24.5 38 5-5.5 95 91
25 39 6-6.5 97 93
26 40 7-7.5 99 95
26.5 41 8-8.5 101 97
27 42 9-9.5 102 99
28 43 10-10.5 103 101
28.5 44 11-11.5 107 103
29 45 12-12.5 109 105
29.5 46 13-13.5 113 107
30.5 47 14-14.5 115 109
31 48 15-15.5 117 111
31.5 49 16-16.5 119 113
32.5 50 17-17.5 121 115
Footbed Length (CM) Euro AUS/US Footbed Width REG (MM) Footbed Width NAR (MM)
15 24 6-6.5 67 63
16 25 7-7.5 69 65
16.5 26 8-8.5 71 67
17 27 9-9.5 73 69
18 28 10-10.5 75 71
18.5 29 11-11.5 77 73
19 30 12-12.5 79 75
20 31 13-13.5 81 77
20.5 32 1-1.5 83 79
21 33 2-2.5 85 81
22 34 3-3.5 87 83

Most Birkenstock styles are available in 'regular' or 'narrow' width.

Narrow width is suitable for narrow to slender feet.

Regular width is suitable for normal to wide feet.

If you already own a pair of Birkenstocks or are trying them on in store - check out the little foot symbol on the footbed. If the foot is coloured in, it's a narrow (N). If it's just an outline of a foot, it's a regular (R).